openDemocracy : It is nearly two years since Iraq was invaded. There proved to be no weapons of mass destruction. Elections have been held. What is your view now? Have you
On 30 January many Iraqis voted in their first direct multiparty elections since 1953. They did not vote for a president or prime minister but a National Assembly of 275
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This was not the result I personally wanted to see. But, in truth, it was inevitable. In the weeks before the election I travelled
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The box said Lake of Sapphires
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Bush is back
Paul Rogers
Until the weekend I had more or less assumed that George W
openDemocracy has largely covered the story of the US presidential election from the perspective of what it means to the rest of the world. In this world media monitor, journalists,
openDemocracy: In June 2004, you and Stephen Ellis, the International Crisis Groups (ICG) Africa programme director, made four key recommendations in openDemocracy on the crisis in the Darfur region
openDemocracy: Tell us something about yourself and conditions in Iran.
Shirin Ebadi: I am a defence attorney who has spent her lifetime in the protection of human rights. I am
Subscribers can download the Reagan Package in PDF format from the link above. This collection includes four contributions from our debate Ronald Reagan, the feelgood president.
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This text is based on a roundtable discussion in the London office of openDemocracy on 17 May 2004, with Anthony Barnett and Caspar Henderson.
openDemocracy: The voices of most people
openDemocracy: Its a good phone line
Yahia Said: Yes, this is the new Iraqi mobile phone, part of the new Iraq, run by an Egyptian proprietor.
openDemocracy: So long
